According to ScienceDaily, researchers have discovered a potential weakness in PFAS, the notoriously stubborn 'forever chemicals.' Intense ultraviolet light can trigger hydrogen radicals to break down these pollutants without requiring additional toxic chemicals. The breakthrough could enable greener technologies for permanently destroying PFAS contamination in water and soil.

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